STARLINGS AND MYNAS by FEARE CHRIS AND ADRIAN CRAIG:

Helm/A. and C. Black. Hardcover. Used - Very Good.

Christopher Helm. Used - Like New. 1998. Hardcover. Fine. Dust Jacket is Like New.

London: Christopher Helm (A & C Black, Ltd.), 1998. Dust jacket has some browning/dust soil along top edge on the inside, not visible unless you remove the dust jacket. Otherwise new, as is book.. Hardcover. As New/As New. Illus. by Croucher, B.:Chelds, C.; Komophalin, K. (illustrators).

London: Christolpher Helm / A & C Black, 1998. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/fine. Hardcover, illustrated with color drawings. A fine tight copy with clean contens in a fine unflawed dust jacket. Appears as an unused copy.

London: Christopher Helm (A & C Black, Ltd.), 1998. 32 color plates, illustrations, maps, bibliography, index, 286 pages. Helm Identification Guides. Introductory essay, species accounts with notes on field identification, description, measurements, voice, distribution & population, habitat, food, breeding, migration, behavior. . Hardcover. New/New. Illus. by Croucher, B.:Chelds, C.; Komophalin, K. (illustrators).

Nicely done up by the publisher in violet cloth with spine lettering gilt, quarto, pp. 285. Illustrated.

London: Christopher Helm, 1998. Hardcover with dust jacket. VG/VG. Illustrated in color

London UK: Christopher Helm Publishers Ltd, 1998. hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 240x170x25mm. Barry Croucher, Chris Shields and Kamol Komolphalin.

Christopher Helm Publishers Ltd, 1998-11-30. Hardcover. Like New. **HARDBACK** In unclipped dustjacket No stamps or inscriptions; clean condition; in additional plastic dustwrap.

London: Christopher Helm and A & C Black, 1998. Well ilustrated, octavo, pp 285, extremely clean internally, blue cloth in very good condition, in a very good dustwrapper. [" A comprehensive illustrated guide to the Old World family of birds in the Helm Identification series. Starlings range from familiar species such as Common Starling and Common Myna, which are closely associated with people and have been introduced to many parts of the world, to little-known forest birds with a very restricted distribution. The family is centred on tropical Asia and tropical Africa, where two separate evolutionary radiations have occurred. This is the first monograph on the starling family, and summarises the current knowledge of all speices, with a comprehensive bibliography. Information from the avicultural literature is included since for some species nesting and other behaviour have never been observed in the field. Many starlings are highly social, some even nest in colonies, and cooperative breeding… Read More